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  • oyvindln oyvindln created ticket #175

    Better detection/handling of interlaced video

  • oyvindln oyvindln posted a comment on discussion Help

    The ffmpeg-vbr seems to only be available on windows as of now, as it uses windows .bat scripts. It should be doable to port it to other systems too.

  • oyvindln oyvindln modified a comment on ticket #356

    I have the same issue with 3.0.4 (on Windows, haven't tested on Mac/Linux) If the path to the video file contains some unicode character (e.g Ø), ffmpeg can't find the file. The filename is correct in the project XML file, but it looks like an argument has the wrong encoding. EDIT: It only happens when adding an dvd-ready mpg that is not transcoded. When testing with a mp4 file with the same name it worked fine. When trying to make a dvd from E:\Ø\ææ.mpg : STAT: Processing E:\Ø\ææ.mpg... ERR:...

  • oyvindln oyvindln modified a comment on ticket #356

    I have the same issue with 3.0.4 (on Windows, haven't tested on Mac/Linux) If the path to the video file contains some unicode character (e.g Ø), ffmpeg can't find the file. The filename is correct in the project XML file, but it looks like an argument has the wrong encoding. EDIT: It only happens when adding an dvd-ready mpg that is not transcoded. When trying to make a dvd from E:\Ø\ææ.mpg : STAT: Processing E:\Ø\ææ.mpg... ERR: 2 opening input video file "E:\Ø\ææ.mpg" -- No such file or directory...

  • oyvindln oyvindln posted a comment on ticket #356

    I have the same issue with 3.0.4 (on Windows, haven't tested on Mac/Linux) If the path to the video file contains some unicode character (e.g Ø), ffmpeg can't find the file. The filename is correct in the project XML file, but it looks like the argument that is passed to ffmpeg has the wrong encoding.

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